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I'm Greg Herbert. I'm the one with the hat on.

Restart did the trick. Thanks again!

Thanks. I'll try that.

Can you still get a waterbed anywhere? I had one a long time ago and loved it. My wife does not like them, however.

I can't get into the sight, and I can't see anyone's pictures posted from there. I was looking at the member photos thread here, and I can only see about half of them. The rest are red x's.

How much?

Is anyone else having trouble with photobucket.com, or is it just me?

Personal preference. I carry a 642, but my wife prefers a 37 with an exposed hammer.

I agree. He seems like a nice enough fellow, and quite eager to please. I like his selection of reloading supplies, and he has pretty fair prices. I've been in The Armory twice, and have yet to have anyone there acknowledge my presence. It wasn't like they were covered up with customers either. I won't go back there, but I will probably frequent the Lebanon Gun Shop.

This is correct. You should also focus more on a quality gun belt and less on the holster.

I agree!

We have one of those Sleep Number beds. They aren't magic or anything, but they are a comfortable mattress. We've had ours for several years now, and I expect it to last a long time.

I've got one just like it. I love mine!!!! I shoot Aero Tip bullets in mine. They load pretty easily. Two 50 grain Triple Seven pellets and a 295 grain Aero Tip shoots a great group in mine. The removeable breech and the breakdown action makes the thing a cinch to clean. I do strongly advise you to thoroughly clean and oil it each time you shoot it, as soon as possible. Hot soapy dishwater is as good a cleaning solution as you will find. just run some dishwater in the sink, stick the end of the barrel in it, and scrub until clean. If it's' hot enough, it'll pretty well dry its self. You will also need to grease the threads of the breechplug before reassembly.

I was on vacation this past week, and I read two books while I was gone. "The Road" and an old classic, "Monte Walsh". The main character died at the end of both of them. Not a real pick me up for vacation. At least ole Monte had a good life. The guy in "The Road" should have followed suit with his wife.

You aren't much younger than me!

It was well written. I guess dark would be the word for it. I just didn't enjoy it at all.

"Oregon Trail" was quite the rage back in the day. "Leisure Suit Larry" really wowed us.

I just read this book, and I'll put my testicles in a meat grinder before I watch the movie. I don't understand some of the things that pass for entertainment lately.

Trade it for a revolver.

What do I win?

"My toes in the water, my a$$ in the sand, not a worry in the world, a cold drink in my hand.....":tough:

Randy Quaid in "Christmas Vacation"- "The s4itter's full!!" Chevy Chase- "Honey, have you checked our s4itters?"

I've been there many times and have yet to see a posting.

I'm in the great Cosmopolitan hub of Macon County, so it's either Carhartt or Camo...take your pick.